Darkreading Dark Reading Marks 20 Years as Cybersecurity Authority
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- •Dark Reading celebrates its 20th anniversary as a trusted cybersecurity source.
- •The publication will feature retrospectives on significant cyber incidents and industry changes.
- •Engagement activities include contests and social media interactions for the cybersecurity community.
Informa TechTarget celebrates the 20th anniversary of Dark Reading, a leading cybersecurity publication since May 2006. The editorial team plans a special content series featuring retrospectives on pivotal cyber incidents, influential figures, and industry shifts. Kelly Jackson Higgins, Editor-in-Chief, reflects on the publication's journey and its role in the evolving cybersecurity landscape. The anniversary content will include first-person accounts, deep-dive retrospectives, and a special episode of the Dark Reading Confidential podcast. The initiative aims to engage the cybersecurity community through contests and social media activities. Dark Reading has built a strong reputation among cybersecurity professionals, reaching over 2.5 million decision-makers. The anniversary celebration highlights the publication's commitment to providing valuable insights and information to its audience.
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